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I wish you’d stop using the AI depictions.

A couple of years ago Citizen introduced a new mechanical movement comparable to Grand Seiko.

I'm not sure if it wise for a completely bald guy to recommend a hair product, let alone a product that is supposed to stop hair loss. The product appears to do the opposite.

The thing about lead is a bit of a whoopsie... The Romans KNEW that lead was harmful. It was seen as necessary in some applications. The same way that just 40 years ago, leaded paint was seen as necessary to prevent weathering. Or 30 years ago, when leaded petrol was seen as necessary to prevent engine knocking. Can you imagine if some future civilisation digs up a city, frozen in time, in the 1990s? They'd find CRAZY concentrations of lead in the air (from leaded petrol), they'd discover all the applications for which we used lead and will say stupid things like "They just had no idea that lead was harmful..." No, the Romans KNEW that lead was harmful and they did they best to limit any exposure to it. Some use was seen as necessary, however, which puts them on par with modern humans in terms of decision making, re lead! Especially when the lead in their pipes wasn't even hazardous (link below)! www.earthmagazine.org/article/romes-lead-water-pipes-likely-not-health-risk

That's some good info, but it's not at all fair to assume that any Hollywood filmmakers are aware of any of this information (11:40). Being rich and famous doesn't make anyone immune to ignorance. The glaring stupidity of almost all space fiction, including 2001 and the Expanse, is the fact that almost all jobs in space will be done by robots. There is zero need for humans to explore anything first hand. That idea is pure narcissism. There will never be any space heroes flying around in little space fighters saving the day, ever.

I know a few white holes 😄jk

No such thing as big bang.

Do the following experiment: three doors, two people not seeing or hearing each other, one saying door A, one saying door B, the machine opens door C, showing it's empty. According to you, the first person doubles her chances by changing from A to B, the second by changing from B to A.

Yeah when i was in Iraq and Afghanistan they did a few crazy things there that contributed heavily to us losing the hearts and minds of the population, leading to us getting the hell out with people hanging on to the outside of our fleeing aircraft.

Simon should include that Keeps is only for men.

The tallest mountain thing is kind of silly. The relevant thing is the distance between where you start climbing and the point you reach, i.e. the top. Lots of mountains come up from a valley or plateau, which could be high above sea level already. But when a map says its 14,000 ft, it's feet above sea level, not the bottom of the ocean or center of the earth.

allegedly.

Britain’s best 🇬🇧✋

Thanks for not just giving us Māoris the blame for the Moa

I'll give a perfect example pretty much every word of everything that's ever been called scripture 🤣

Imagine when science allows for the entirety of the population to be born with the benefits of savant syndrome without the disabilities. We already see exponential growth in technology just because of the nature of innovation, but imagine a Renaissance level event on top of that.

Has anything engolfad Uranus?

We tend to lean towards the idea of a black hole being a worm hole. The white hole theory is actually quite nifty. I would expand on it, potentially there is only ONE white hole per universe. Each universe' white hole could possibly be the final re-entry gate, for every black hole in said Verse. I.E.: our universe is still expanding from our Big Bang event, still growing from that origin point. It being the white hole, and our Verse just keeps feeding it "trash bites" and sending them back to the main originating body to be recycled for the next addition of our Verse. Then again...what if black holes suck resources from our universe, and the NegaVerse(Anti-Verse) keeps them in reserve somehow. Waiting for enough black hole material from one, some, or every multi-verse, to create that next BB event in a new additional Verse? Almost like a capacitor. While its still not 100% accurate, we currently lead with the rule of "equivalent exchange". If the materials are taken, they're not gone...just stored and reallocated. I love these questions, sadly I'm just smart enough to get myself in trouble. Just a few thoughts, if I've missed something...try to be cordial. Not trying to get into a word battle, just want some ideas and facts to bounce around if you have them. Or even just other theories on the topic.

Interesting, good info to know, i miss windows XP

brilliant vid,,as usual!!!,,,keep up the great work!

France selling Louisiana (which was about half of what is now the US) was just as much a blunder - though, like the Russians, they probably decided that they could not defend it, and needed the money as well.

the Universe is soooo last week - duh

Take two of these precise watches and stick them in the drawer for 2 years and find they are precisely exactly the same. That's when you take one out of the drawer and send it to the space station for example also for an extended stay. Returning to Earth and going back to the drawer, the watch that was at the space station will indicate that the time is earlier then the watch that remained in the drawer. The watch that went to the space station is no longer as old as the one that remained on Earth but it's younger sibling even though they are both manufactured at the exact same time. This affects satellites like GPS and geosynchronous with recent announcements to create Standard Moon time with a similar shift in time as compared to timepieces that are not moving on the Earth.

Maybe a lack of anything else in there can point to these individuals in the Black Sarcophagus being negatively regarded. But that still doesn't explain why you go to all that trouble to make a massive black expensive granite coffin for a few nobodies. What if they were upper class but not well liked? So no stuff went in there with them in their already built stone coffin? What if they were significant criminals? What if they feared Vampirism, and it was massive and closed tight and too hard thus to open from the inside? Or occult practitioners sealed there for the same reason? To say they were insignificant people and yet they went to the trouble of a stand alone massive expensive burial is not very logical. At least it isn't to me.

moral luddites are so frustrating on the subject of cloning, artificial gestation, genetic engineering relating to humans, etc. it's like, how else do you expect to cure cancer? pills and good feelings?

Most of these are more chemistry than physics.

Your delivery on the cat was priceless Simon. Good work.

Theory of relativity makes no sense. Einstein replaced the Aether model of the universe with space time continuum. The problem is that he never explains what the physical properties of space time are. If massive objects bend space time then you have to explain what those physical properties of space time area. He doesn’t explain anything. He inserts mass and energy which we have no idea what they are and vuala we got a theory hahahahahhahaahah mathematical garbage that’s all relativity is.

I have a Seiko Oceanus T200. The perfect watch. Always exact to the 1/100 of a second, auto adjusts date, never have rk touch it, beajtiful ljece.

The Monte Hall problem: "If the host had showed you your first choice, and it was a banana, then you would have a 50/50 chance at winning the million dollars when you chose from the remaining two curtains." Really? If you do the maths like you did to explain the unintuitive odds of choosing from the remaining curtains after the host shows you a curtain you DIDN'T choose first - which you should or else you're invalidating the whole explanation - then you still have 66% odds of winning by picking one of them. Clearly this is wrong, and so is the main explanation. You said, "We have a hard time evaluating the odds when the conditions change." But since the condition DOES change, just evaluate the new condition on it's own. You've got a 1/3 chance of winning on the first choice - which doesn't count anyway because a prize is never awarded upon that first choice - and you've got a 1/2 chance of winning on the second choice. The second choice is a new game with different circumstances. Yeah, the unintuitive odds are mathematically correct for the situation as a whole, from beginning to end. But when faced with your second choice of picking between two curtains - on its own as if the first choice and the first reveal never happened, then the odds are 50/50 as intuition tells us. And that IS how you should look at it, because the third curtain, the first choice and the first reveal don't really matter. The second choice is a new game with different circumstances. The show would be exactly the same with just two curtains and a single choice between them, except for the missing layer of suspense and drama. The mere fact that one of the three curtains is revealed, and you get to choose again from the remaining two, makes the first choice from three curtains a completely unnecessary and pointless step to even consider. It's nothing but a suspense and drama tool and a time filler. The only necessary part of the game is that you've got two curtains and you've got to pick one of them. Otherwise - if we take the unintuitive explanation as the right answer - we're saying that you've got 66% chance of winning the game period if you just always switch, and ain't no gambling establishment, or television game show, running a game with odds in favor of the player like that.

Nice to hear about Alaska; I live here. There are still Alaska Natives who are also part of the Siberian tribes. Russian fur traders destroyed entire Native villages here back then, too. We're not exactly anti-colonial here because of that. And yes, we have A LOT of oil. We're just not allowed to get it. <sigh!>

I wonder if the Korowai tribe are the ones who ate Biden's uncle? 🤔

This video reminds me of the book "100 Mistakes that Changed History" by Bill Fawcett. It's a good read, and makes me think that history is not just about winners, but cataclysmic blunders.

6:05 Titanoboa isn't tge biggest snake on Earth anymore, it's Vasuki Indicus from India!

Windown inbeded is still updated untill this 2024 i think.

👏🏽 good show.

I had that same realisation yesterday man ✌️ I was convinced we live in the matrix 👀

If we aren’t real then what he’s saying isnt real either lol 😂

"What if" I'd eaten three Weet-Bix instead of two this morning?

Not just any crime Simon. It empowered the Mafia to grow and expand. The illicit sales from it were a cash cow.

Yah technically if we aren’t the middle of the universe then I should be way bigger then we expect or we would see at side closer to the edge

It must have a position, therefore it is our understanding that is falling short.

It is possible that Russia knew that they did not have the military might to keep hold of Alaska if the US or Britain had tried to take it by force. So, instead, they sold it to the US.

Quote “History is a pack of fables that is agreed upon.”Napoleon Bonaparte 🇫🇷

That's why if you travel back in time you bring a photo of yourself so you can tell if you accidently messed up anything leading to your birth, like in Back to the Future. Then you can take extreme actions to prevent your own death like get Fry did in Futurama.

"WOW!!...😒....With all of this (So-Called) knowledge & (Impossibilities) "FLOATING!" around...🤔 ??? Has "ANYONE!" thought about (GOD!) yet ???"

The two boxes one makes no sense to me. Unless he explained it differently my choice has no effect in the contents of the box. It’s already preloaded with either 0 or a million. So I might as well take both.

Biggest mistakes of my home country Poland 1410 - not continuing the war with Teutonic order and crushing them completely 1610 - Moscow conquered but not destroyed completely 1683 - Vienna saved from the Turks instead of conquering Bohemia. And of course Liberum veto as peak stupidity of democracy. Shame on you ancestors! 😢😢😢

or the rules for physics don't work on constants...

Alaska would either be conquered by Canda(British Empire) or USA. They couldn't have kept it